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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 80, 5 April 1939, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. : NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER THEATRE. <C^([ivTcs> Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. LAST DAY! LAST DAY! BERNARD SHAW'S illil "PYGMALION" mil I 111 l "PYGMALION" mil Recommended, by Censor for Adults. TO-MORROW. .THURSDAY! TO-MORROW. .THURSDAY! THE CIVIC PICKS ANOTHER OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION FOR EASTER^ From city to city she flees, while headlines scream her name. And now the trail is hot ... for she's in love . . . with the detective who ,has never failed to find the woman. FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH —— JOAN BENNETT JOAN BENNETT JOAN BENNETT JOAN BENNETT JOAN BENNETT JOAN BENNETT JOAN BENNETT In jj — WALTER WANGERS — If "TRADE WINDS" |'" : ■ If- "TRADE WINDS" p] "TRADE WINDS" &: "TRADE WINDS" m. "TRADE WINDS" M gi A United Artists Release. M'~i Recommended by Censor sis for Adults Only. gp "-• With \F RALPH BELLAMY ANN SOTHERN LIVING FROM MINUTE TO MINUTE . . . FLEEING FROM CITY TO CITY ! You'll find your supreme romantic thrills in this excitement-charged woman-hunt with lovely .loan Bennett as the girl in flight, and Fredric March as the man who caught up with her ! THRILLING ENTERTAINMENT. Also Screening 1939 MARCH OF TIME. 1939 MARCH OF TIME. "UNCLE SAM GOOD NEIGHBOUR." The truth about the Nazi encroachment in South America. CIVIC TO-MORROW! I QTATT? I Final Screening I OJ.-tt.lHi I To-night at 7 Oft I DEVONI'ORT. I Phone 2L'lOl I-OV I Deaf Aids Available | 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d 5 — BIG atxr actions — pr g(J VICTOR McLAGLEN, PRESTON FOSTER, 6d « SEA DEVILS." g-j BARTON MacLANB, GLENDA FARRELL, 6d " SMART BLONDE." caßoHi Recommended Censor for Adults ou EASY ACES in "ETIQUETTE." CA "DEADLY FEMALE," Novelty, and "TRINIDAD," Interest. EMPRESS f Flnal Screening α-jxvxj: xv.cjoO To-night at Ta ~ NEWTON. |Phnn?"7.",7.40 6d — GUEST NIGHT — gj Warner Baxter, June Lang, £{ "WHITE HUNTER." bd Recommended by Censor for Adults. 6d Allen Jenkins, Frank McHiigh, fi . -3 MEN ON A HORSE." i>u Approved for Universal Exhibition. =HINKW REGENT'S^ ■ EPSOM. -- Finally To-night at S. phone TTI42 6d GUEST NIGHT . /•j W. C. Fields, Rochelle Hudson ou " P O P !• Y." 6d Na t I'endleton, Margaret Lindsay Rr'» ~ J" SO - N 'G OF THE CITY." »■ Both Recommended Censor for Adults. '*^iriiiirniiiiiiHtiiiriiiirHiiifiiiHniriiiiiiiiiiriiifiiiirniiii»ijfii>tniiiniiniiiiriiiii;iiiiiiiHisii][iiii]tiiiri>I PRINCE EDWARD i 1 NHWTON. Phone 46 . 252 I I Direction ... Sir Benjamin Fuller! I |^U^^ nt^l^^ Ut AT^K < i CT",^^I 16 D 6 D ~A LL S KATS -6 U 6 D I I TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW at 7.30 1 g News. Cartoon. Pictorial = g Ist FEATURE—A laughter-jainmed. I I last-moving tale that's real enter- g I tainment! I j JEAN JJAY ]yj-ILLAND| 1 AND J]DWARD ARNOLD IN | J JIVING." , J I 2n d l ra l n^ TUßE ~ A S ri PPing mystery % I LEW AYKBS — GAIL PATRICK I I PAUL KELLY—ONSLOW STEVENS | yyiTH~ piCTURES."! SBoth Recommended bt/ Censor for Idultst r.iiiiiniiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiNiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiimiHiiiiiiimiiiiiniijim^ SKATEWAYS TOP OF KHYBBR PASS. Phone 44-643. BAND EVERY NIGHT. SCHOOL CHILDREN. RINK OPENS 1.30 DAILY FOR HOLIDAYS. SPECIALS. SATURDAY AFTERNOON & SATURDAY NIGHT. SKATBWAYS BALLET TAPPING TEAM in Novelty Tap Numbers from Rujine School of Dancing. SATURDAY, APRIL 15. SKATE HOCKEY. HAMILTON V. AUCKLAND. I ' To Celebrate the- Wedding To-morrow of Miss Joyce Ganderton and Mr. Allan Death ! (New Zealand's fastest skaters). Skateways Ltd., announce a PARTY, commencing at II P.M. TO-MORROW. All Skaters Invited. COMING' SHORTLY—I 939 CARNIVAL. N.Z.'s BEST SKATING FLOOR! SKATEWAYS TOP OF KHYBBR PASS. FOR DANCING, SPORTING, PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, MEETINGS, TENDERS, ELECTORAL, HOLIDAY NOTICES, ETC., ADVTS., SEE PAGE FOUR.